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Frederic Bastiat

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS

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Neal Boortz
@ November 4, 2009 9:02 AM
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Now let's see ... where did The Community Organizer spend most of his weekend? Oh yeah ... I seem to remember that he spent much of the weekend in New Jersey to campaign for Governor John Corzine. Joe Biden went there too. All for naught. Chris Christie won ... a Republican winning in a heavily Democrat State ... and winning in the face of intense campaigning by Obama.

Bob McDonnell, the Republican candidate for governor of Virginia won big ... that would be by 18%.

The White House, predictably, is saying that neither of these races is a reflection on the job Barack Obama has been doing. That's the exact same thing The White House would say if the president were a Republican and Democrats had taken two Governorships from Republicans. We're also told that Obama wasn't watching election returns last night; he was watching basketball. Imagine that.

As for the 23rd District of New York? That's where the liberal Republican candidate Dede Scuzzywhatsit withdrew from the race and threw her support to the Democrat. I'm still trying to figure that one out. One thing seems certain ... New York needs to do something about their Republican leadership .. and this Michael Steele thing isn't working out all that well either.



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  • @John and Neal
    Guys, it's not the Republican candidates harping on their positions on abortion, gay rights, etc. They don't push that to the front, their opponents do. As soon as the race is on, the Dems and liberal media dig into voting records, past statements, etc. so they can trumpet their opponents' record on the hot button issues -- in order to get their own liberal base fired up.

    Once challenged about their positions on moral issues, what do you expect moral conservatives to do -- lie about it? You must have them confused with Democrats.
  • this is funny
    http://www.themudflats.net/2009/11/03/new-yorks-23rd-district-discuss/

    ""Thought I’d share a newly developed recipe for Elephant Upside-Down Surprise Cake.

    First you take a congressional district that has had Republican representation in the U.S. House of Representatives since before the Civil War, then add a teabag, pour on some hot steamin’ Sarah Palin, add a squeeze of Rush Limbaugh, then carefully strain the mixture until there is no trace of the moderate Republican. Then just wait and watch. Pretty soon you’ll have….Surprise! A Democrat!

    There you go folks. Dems across the land can now send thank you notes to Our Lady of Perpetual Meddling. Can’t wait to find out whose fault THIS one is going to be.""
  • Joyce's Question
    Yes.
  • I'll ask this again...
    Okay listen up!
    If the people who can't afford insurance and the people who have been turned down by insurance for pre-existing conditions could be covered, WITHOUT the creation of a brand new governmental bureaucracy, would you be agreeable to try it?

    It's a yes or no.
    By Joyce M/Blythe

    Do you libs want health care or just another government bureaucracy? Do you know that in the House bill there are 111 NEW boards/departments? Maybe you figure it's just another stimulus bill. Pathetic.
  • @3mbw
    "Let's talk about Grant's political experience before becoming President, or Taylor's, or Eisenhower's."

    You've used that argument before...All three were great military leaders that demonstrated proven leadership in times of war. Try pulling out some other talking point. This one is trite and banal
  • ECC
    OK, your response to my last post dodges the whole point of what I was saying. For the 14th time, tell me where the talk radio faction is not in line with conservative core values and issues. Respond to that instead of responding with childish like cries of "You called me a name." Answer my questions, SIR (how's that?).
  • call for you on line three..........................
    3MUSTBEWRONG..............EISENHOWER 5 STAR GENERAL SUPREME COMMANDER OF ALLIED FORCE IN EUROPE WWII....I guess he could do a lil' organizin' in the european community

    GRANT GENERAL U.S. ARMY......oh yeah!! he organized some guys during the war between the states (having been in war I know for a fact it ain't civil)

    TAYLOR BRIG. GEN. COMMANDER OF SOUTHERN DIVISION U.S. ARMY......damn he could organize too!!!!

    hope you can git the drift......baaaaa baah baaaaaah baaaaaaaa bbbbh
  • Yeah, like college professor's could survive out in the real world without tenure, sure.
    A lot of them push Statism on their students because they don't know how world outside of academia really works, trust I know how they are, I see it every day.

    Guess he should Know when he's violating the Constitution, right?

    Curious that you ignored the rest of that posting?
  • Amen to that
    @3mbw on Experience
    "Let's talk about Grant's political experience before becoming President, or Taylor's, or Eisenhower's."

    You need to consider that these men had excutive experince in the military managing men, who I might add, carried guns. I'd put Grant, Taylor, or Eisenhower against Obama anyday
    By East Coast Conservative
  • ECC/NCC is no conservative
    Listen up clown, Dede Scuzzbucket was a liberal who put an "R" next to her name. She had backing from Planned Parenthood, far-left blogger Markos Zuniga, National Education Association and card-check promoting trade unions. The fact that she was booted off the ticket is a victory for conservatives. Better a donkey behaving like a donkey than a donkey in an elephant suit making an a@# out of the republican party.

    The GOP leadership learned it can no longer afford to promote RINO's like Scuzzbucket because it will backfire on them. How is that a defeat for talk radio, which excoriated Ms. Scuzzbucket?

    Either way, congressional seat NY-23 will be re-apportioned and disappear after the census. What is important here is that conservatives WON and repudiated RINOS like Newt Gingrich.

    Ronald Reagan said it best in 1985: "A political party cannot be all things to all people. It must represent certain fundamental beliefs which must not be compromised to political expediency, or simply to swell its numbers.”

    To quote a conservative journalist: "The Republican National Committee and National Republican Congressional Committee threw an estimated $900,000 down the toilet for a candidate whose core views and political alliances undermined conservatism’s fundamental beliefs in limited government from day one. It was a reckless expenditure of the GOP base’s hard-earned money and a bitter tuition bill for a teachable moment on the perils of political expediency.

    The days when immoderate political operatives and feckless Beltway opportunists could define “moderation” by their own warped yardsticks without pushback are over."

    Now that pretty much sums it up.
  • ECC
    In case you hadn't noticed, Teabagger is an offensive term, go look it up.

    AND no one is "pandering" to talk radio, etc. You really have to let go of that, it makes you look like a wacko and it's not true.
  • are those rev. wrongs chickens?????
    FOLKS..........FOLKS..........don't get all 'cited.....sum of you are countin' on repubicans to do good stuff.......

    here's what I gotta say 'bout dat.......keep an eye on them.....never forget they are scumsuckin' politicians!!!!

    the on'y good politician is a dead one and you gotta keep an eye on them.....
  • Alabamastan
    Oh I know, BUT I have mentioned it to TruthIgnorer before, so he/she does not have an excuse.
  • @3mbw on Experience
    "Let's talk about Grant's political experience before becoming President, or Taylor's, or Eisenhower's."

    You need to consider that these men had excutive experince in the military managing men, who I might add, carried guns. I'd put Grant, Taylor, or Eisenhower against Obama anyday
  • @Club Liberal the RINO
    “You are a moron and a lib to boot.”

    You just once again proved several of my points. One, you can’t respond without name-calling; two; your talk radio faction thinks no one is a conservative or a republican but you. You act like neither a conservative nor a republican that is why I am now referring to you as a RINO.

    “If your pathetic GOP party supported him in the beginning rather than your ideal candidate (aka a liberal)”

    No one said they nominated the ideal or even a good candidate,. Another example of you hearing what you want tot hear regardless of whether it was said or not to justify your immature response.

    “NY-23 is another example of why unprincipled pansy idiots like you are ruining the party.”

    More name-calling, real mature. And an poor attempt to deflect that fact that your faction is ruining the party.

    “mindless "talk radio faction" term and hope it sticks”

    I don’t have the influence to “coin terms”, just calling it like I see it.
  • Dems one big!
    Let's see who won house seats; 2 Dems, one from California and one in upstate New-York that will be voting in the House, but the two Repubs that won governorships wouldn't be voting on anything in the House! I'd say the Dems one big!
    Heck the House seat in New York had been held by the Repubs since around the 1870!
    Keep it up teabaggers,you're doing great in trying to win back the House!
  • @alabamastan
    apparently this woman was also unaware:

    http://godhatesprotesters.wordpress.com/2009/09/28/jesus-3-teabagging/

    at least i hope she's unaware...
  • Illusion Persists
    DC Politicos: "Oh no the Republicans and right wingers are getting restless, there are talks of revolution and us losing our jobs."
    Right Wingers: "Kick them out.. Bull*&^* stimulus and healthcare.."
    Money Masters: "Throw them a bone to silence them, give them a couple governors, they will go home happy thinking they won something and that the illusion of choice still exists. Then we can contiue our plans of global dominance while they are high on their wins."
    DC Politicos: "It's a referendum on Obama"
    White House: "This means nothing about my performance."
    Dumb Masses: "See we were right, our votes sounded off clear and it matters"

    Anyone else following this script it is good stuff. Better than Reality TV or Sitcoms.
  • @ACE on real job
    "A 'Constitutional law professor' counts as a “Real job”? LMAO!"

    You do realize that you just insulted every college professor and instrutor and every teacher by claiming they don't have a real job.

    It's interesting that in one breath we hear conservative complain about professional politicians and advocate term limits and in the next condemn Obama for what they consider lack of political experience.

    Let's talk about Grant's political experience before becoming President, or Taylor's, or Eisenhower's.
  • You know what I would like to hear Day One of the new session in the House?
    A resounding (wait for it)...













    "Where's the bathroom?"
  • @Joyce on NY23
    "The Republican Party lost their opportunity to back someone who represents their principles but they chose to fail the party and the people of New York. I have a comment waiting moderation..."

    BTW, your comment was approved, thanks for visiting and participating. Your feedback is always welcome.

    I think we can both agree that the GOP noninated a poor choice of a candidate in NY23.

    Hoffman in and of himself is not the problem or a bad choice. The problem is that once the Talk Radio Faction (perhaps should change that to Teabagger, easier to type. Or perhaps on followup to my blog post I'll just start refering to Limbaugh and Company as RINO's) got involved, he became a pawn in the war on Conservatism and the Republican Party. His victory would have empowered the TR faction and resulted in even more influence resulting in countless losses in 2010. The GOP needs to learn two lessons from NY23:

    1. They cannot win elections pandering to the TR faction.
    2. Nominate solid conservative candidates for office who will promote conservative principles and ideas using conservative methods.
  • TeaBaggers Ensuring Republicans Are Reduced to a Regional Minority
    New York has 29 congressional districts. As of today, the state is represented by 27 Democrats. As recently as a few years ago, Dems had "only" 21 seats from New York.

    What's more, New England, made up of six states, has 22 congressional districts. Currently, the region is represented by 22 Democrats.

    So, north of the Pennsylvania border, there 51 congressional districts representing 34 million people. Republicans have a whopping two seats.
  • Nice try ECC
    As usual, your posts continue to question whther you have any clue what is going on when it comes to conservatism and the issues.

    Are you blind or ignorant? "first skirmish of the Talk Radio Faction's war on conservatism and the Republican party, they lost." What? First off, the fact that you consider Dede Scuzzface a true republican confirms what we all here have already figured out - you are a moron and a lib to boot. Hoffman, the true conservative (aka talk radio faction as you call it) nearly won despite the last second chaos. If your pathetic GOP party supported him in the beginning rather than your ideal candidate (aka a liberal), he would have easily won. NY-23 is another example of why unprincipled pansy idiots like you are ruining the party.

    I get your game. You are peddling this blog of yours by trying to coin this mindless "talk radio faction" term and hope it sticks. For the 13th time now, tell us where the talk radio faction didn't espouse conservative principles.

    As for telling us to go visit your blog, what for? reading your tired drivel on here is enough.
  • Constitutional law professor
    i can't believe yall are deriding obama's job as a Constitutional law professor. or as a community organizer.
    that gets liberals ammunition to go after your ex-presidents pre-president jobs. what was he? oh yeah, he was a politician in texas. to quote butt neckid:

    1. politicians are scum....
    2. politicians are scum....
    3. politicians are scum....
  • NY23
    Let's see, a off party Conservative, whose name only appeared ONCE on the ballot, at the bottom after the TWO major candidates ( one who wasn't even in the race ), both of whose names were on there TWICE, lost by 4 percent?

    C'mon, how effin dumb do you think we are?

    Hoffman has the organization, time to light up Owens for the next year, and run as a Republican in 2010.

    Bet ya he kicks tail!

    Any of you dumb enough to bet?
  • governors vs NY 23
    I love how liberals are trying to spin this. I will take two governor's mansions over an upstate congressional race every day and twice on Sundays.

    And if you think for a second that Owens is going to hold this seat next year, you're nuts. He HAS to moderate his votes to even stand a chance. And even then, it won't be enough.

    So, yes. I'll take the leaders of the executive branches in VA and NJ over a neutered congress critter every time. Every. Time.
  • Joyce
    Don't be so hard on Truthseeker. I didn't knoe the slang definition of "Teabagger" until I looked it up because of all the snickering whenever it was mentioned. Call me naive...
  • Smells like..........Victory
    Yesterday is just a harbinger of what's to come for the donks. The house will revert to the republicans in 2010.

    The one-term kenyan imposter will be removed from office in 2012, thank God. He still can't do the right thing and support our toops in Afghanistan, despite all his bluster during the campaign. He's a phony and people see it now.
  • No ECC
    "The silver lining in this cloud is that in the first skirmish of the of the Talk Radio Faction's war on conservatism and the Republican party, they lost."

    The Republican Party lost their opportunity to back someone who represents their principles but they chose to fail the party and the people of New York.

    I have a comment waiting moderation...
  • @ Gruder
    Noot has been a disappointment since his cozy couch tet-a-tet sipping the "Klimate-KollAid" with the queen 'B' Nancy, discussing and agreeing on need to curb 'glow-ball' warming.

    The fact that Noot was spewing the demCong party line just shows that when people spend more than 1 year inside the beltway, they become brain-dead because they are infected with so disease that makes them think they know best what the people need and want.

    Noot is a "has-been" politician turned political whore/pundit, that will say and do what ever it takes to 'go along to get along' and further his personal agenda.

    What we need is less Noots running around trying to blow smoke up every bodies a$$, so he can feel important. Hey noot, its time you disappeared into the twilight of your life and go fishing, golfing, bird-watching,...what ever it takes to keep you out of the public.
  • @Rockhound
    There are a lot of people in NJ that are not uninformed. Your calculus regarding the Christie victory is not based on corruption. The NJ legislature and Governorships have been corrupt for the last 60 or so years, its nothing unknown by the people that live in this state.

    The fact that the Obama-lama-ding-dong administration and the demCong, in their arrogant attitude, haven't listened to 'We the People' that put them in office, can also be 'We the People' that can fire you.

    We are tired of high taxes, expanding handouts, mediocre education in public schools,... but most of all we are afraid of the massive proposed new taxes that will be imposed on us by the agenda of the 'adults' in charge. The only way to reinforce our voice is by "regime change".
  • Lessons Observed vs. Learned
    I hope conservatives (and Republicans) learn the lesson of the NY23 election results. Very disappointing how Mr. Newt chose party over principle when endorsing the most liberal candidate of the three. What happened to "no pastels"?
  • TruthIgnorer
    Ummmm! What are you missing? I would have to say, HALF OF YOUR BRAIN!
  • A 'Constitutional law professor' counts as a “Real job”? LMAO!
    Guess he should Know when he's violating the Constitution, right?
  • That tea's a brewin'
    He spent all of last week campaigning for the two Dem gubernatorial candidates and he didn't watch the results last night? Yeah right. As far as the NY congressional district goes, if there had been a primary instead of a back room appointment Hoffman would have won handily. Yep that tea's a brewing and I think that liberals are about to get scalded.
  • It's Tea party people or Conservative – it was the SCM in another in a long line of bias that began with the Teabagger' BS.
    And let's be clear, with all the governmental control the Left would like to place on the individual, they last thing they should be called is “Liberal”.

    That label implies they favor 'Liberty', clearly that isn't the case, that is the Left's Biggest Lie.

    Question is, why do they recoil at the label “Statists”?
  • truthseeker
    the examples you provided accurately describe liberals. a teabagger is a gay...sorry it just doesn't describe a conservative...you only use it as an insult...do your gay friends appreciate you calling conservatives teabaggers? isn't it insulting to them?
  • Throws a bit of cold water on the Dems....
    So now the blue dog Democrats and other fence sitters on Health care reform and tax-and-cap and 2nd stimulus get a peek in what is in store for them in 2010.

    This IS a referendum on the Democratic agenda. This IS the reason that the Dems had hoped to push through all of their pie-in-the-sky legislation by (ahem) August. All of the liberal muscle of the Democratic Party could not save Corzine, and this does not bode well of the Democrats or their Liberal agenda.

    A Health care bill that doesn't violate the Constitution or turn over our health care choices to politicians can be passed, and would cost substantially less than $1.2 trillion. It's time for the Dems to stop dreaming about getting their hands in other people's pockets and figure out what can be done without breaking the bank. The same is true with tax and cap. And if any of that stimulus money is left, they should figure out how to create real and lasting job growth with it.... rather than how many temporary jobs they can claim as "created or saved".
  • Bad and Good News from NY23
    The bad news of course is that now the Democrats have one more vote in Congress.

    The silver lining in this cloud is that in the first skirmish of the of the Talk Radio Faction's war on conservatism and the Republican party, they lost.

    We proved yesterday that solid Republican candidates can run and win on the issues. That needs to be our MO in 2010.

    My blog has a new post on RINO's. I have called out who the real RINO's are. If you visit be sure to click the archive link to get both posts. I'm still new to the blog thing and for some reason only the first post is showing.
  • Only real job?
    "The reason we constantly bring up the community organizer thing is that is the only job the man has actually ever had outside of being a permanent campaigner. "

    So 12 years of being a constitutional law professor and being in practice as a civil rights lawyer don't count as real jobs?

    The conservatives get even more desperate. I guess after the smackdown they got in NY yesterday still stings.
  • Corzine's Fat Christie Campaign
    I'm surprised no-one noticed Corzine's attempt to campaign on Christie's weight:
    http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/08/nyregion/08fat.html
  • Rockhound you may be right
    The flap over the absentee ballots (was ACORN involved?) I am sure was a big factor.

    But we'll take it!
  • Don't be ignorant TruthIgnorer
    You know very well why.

    Unless you just have a penchant for that sort of thing. I mean, if you're gay I can understand...
  • To The Uninformed
    Christie winning, IMO, had little to do with Obama. I believe that this notion is just smoke and mirrors. NJ has had Republican governors before so it's no big deal. Christie's election had more to do with NJ corruption and taxes than anything else.
  • Poor Obama
    The Audacity of Nope.
  • "liberals"
    Neal, I was glad to hear you make a distinction between classical liberalism and the statism that passes for liberalism these days. Having the media call big-government types "liberals" is harmful. I teach at a reasonably good college and English majors and anthropologists hunger after the intellectual respetability that they think they get from parroting the media-ordained "liberal" line.
  • Agree with Neal about the repubs
    I agree with Neal's idea that the repubs need to leave their aborto/anti gay crap aside and concentrate on the more important issues like FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY! We need candidates who will put the fiscal issues first and foremost. It is okay if they have their personal religious viewpoints, but it should be far from the front of their campaign issues. THAT format of campaigning will win them elections. If they will grow a set of balls and campaign on the FairTax (while leaving the abortion and anti gay marriage things silently in the background),they WILL win.
  • Why Don't Teabaggers Like Being Called Teabaggers?
    Joyce, help me out here. Apparently you have no problem with talk-show hosts referring to liberals as:

    Communists
    Socialists
    Marxists
    Nazis
    Statists
    Cowards
    Losers
    Moochers
    UnAmerican
    Appeasers
    Scum
    Etc., etc., etc.

    But if someone refers to ultra-conservatives as "teabaggers" (due, in part, for their propensity to mail tea bags to members of Congress at the urging of Glen Beck, among others) them's fightin' words. What am I missing?
  • Community Organizers
    Club-a-Liberal,

    Let me first say that my neck is already beginning to feel the burden of the Corzine yoke ease, now if we can extricate the state from the burden of the rest of the dimDems we might survive.

    Your comments about community organizers is quite accurate, although I might add that the real purpose of a community organizer is to prepare the "victims" for life on the 'DEMOCRATIC PLANTATION'.
  • TeaBaggers for Democrats!
    The Republicans have held NY-23 for over a century. Over the last 24 years, Democrats have never been able to get more than 38% of the vote. (See voting results history below.) The Republicans would surely have kept the seat this year. But when the TeaBaggers put in an ultra-conservative candidate, look what happens, the DEMOCRATS WIN!

    So, all you TeaBaggers, please, please, please keep it up. Keep kicking out your RINO candidates and replace them with ultra-conservatives who are sure to lose the general election. It'll ensure that the Democrats stay in power on the national level for decades to come, but at least you'll be idealogically pure! Isn't that what counts? lol

    2008 - 35%
    2006 - 37%
    2004 - 29%
    2002 - 0%
    2000 - 23%
    1998 - 21%
    1996 - 25%
    1994 - 18%
    1992 - 21%
    1990 - 38%
    1988 - 25%
    1986 - 0%
    1984 - 29%
  • and now..........................
    sooooo.............a cuppla elections made a bunch of peeple happy.....why????

    politicians never change so why would politics......never forget these three things about politicians.....
    1. politicians are scum....
    2. politicians are scum....
    3. politicians are scum....

    so don't load the car and haul ass to celebrate a repubican victory......

    let's see if anything good comes out of this.......
  • re: Brian
    "I love how conservative crybabies can do nothing better than make fun of the fact that Obama was a community organizer."

    No Brian/Jimmy/whowever you have it all wrong. The reason we constantly bring up the community organizer thing is that is the only job the man has actually ever had outside of being a permanent campaigner.

    We would love to ridicule him on something else, but when your track record is never actually doing the job, just running for the next position, or in the Senate and the Presidency it is merely one of voting present, there isn't much to go on.

    But we don't have to worry much. If the community organizer keeps to his track record, chances are he won't run for re-election, instead he'll just start campaigning to be the next Secretary General of the UN.
  • Yesterday
    I hope as it appears, that Bob McDonnell is a principled consrvative. I also hope that McDonnell does not govern Virginia by campaigning for the US Senate as Geotge Allen (R) and Mark Warner (D) did.
  • @cd
    >>>>>This time is....I'll spend all weekend campaigning for a democrat but Tuesday I'll watch basketball not the polls.... Just add it to the list of his contradictions...hello any democrat wise to his ways yet? Hello??... <<<<

    Exactly. Just like when he was asked about Van Jones. Just like when he was asked about the ACORN videos, he said that he really hasn't given it much thought as there are major issues to worry about!!
  • Community Organizer
    "I love how conservative crybabies can do nothing better than make fun of the fact that Obama was a community organizer. Wow, who would know that conservatives would think negatively of someone who tried to help out America's commuunities?"

    You are too stupid to understand that community organizers do nothing of the sort. They don't organize communities (whatever that freakin' means). They organize the grievances of a beaten down culture for their benefit. Have you ever seen a community - that has undergone the works of a community organizer - ever get better?? What shape is the community that Hussein organized in? as horrible, if not worse, than ever.

    They organize people's grievances, get them fired up and enranged, and most importantly, get them to become professional victims. Victims that need the help and guidance from the community organizer and the Democrat party. The community organizer basically perpetuates the misery the community is trying to get out of.
  • election
    hurray for the RED, WHITE, and BLUE!
  • Re Jeff
    OMG !!!!!
    That was hilarious !!
    The funniest comment so far today.
    As funny as leaving Fantana in the corner and not talking to him..( from earlier this week)
    I love Neal's Nuze !!!
  • even funnier dem point of view
    apparently the VA and NJ gubs were local races that hussein himself paid no attention to... (riiiight)

    and now a comment from a newsvine (msnbc) reader:
    "All politics are local! But the utra-crazy Fox driven Republican wing lost big in Distric 23, while moderate Republicans won in VA and NJ."

    (the typos are his, not mine)

    In the South Park spirit , here is my flashing caption under this statement:

    "THIS IS WHAT LIBERALS REALLY BELIEVE"
  • resteve
    yer wrong dude.

    what they want is ron paul ideals and thoughtfulness in a reagan sales wrapper.

    palin aint it.

    but, they are ripe for a leader who can meet those needs. a national leader.

    so far, no well known name meets those needs. and that's a HUGE problem.

    but, time is on their side.
  • racists
    Why are you putting so much emphasis on racism during the elections, especially Atlanta. Shut the heck up and let the voters vote! You're the racists!
  • Loving Obama's Game
    Love how he throws the democratic stupidity in their faces all the time. This time is....I'll spend all weekend campaigning for a democrat but Tuesday I'll watch basketball not the polls.... Just add it to the list of his contradictions...hello any democrat wise to his ways yet? Hello??... no didn't think so.....
  • SecCon & TruthIgnorer
    Hoffman WAS an economic choice, Scozzafava voted for every spending bill that came her way.

    And TruthIgnorer, if you are going to use ignorant terms such as "teabagger" you can just kiss my rear end!!!

    I told you yesterday, short term pain for long term gain. RINO's learned a lesson from NJ. And you can bet Dems are not resting easy.
  • And Scozzbutt should be thrown out of the party
    I wanna know how she breached the gate to begin with.
    WTF???
  • truthseeker
    teabaggers? the gays dont have anything to do with this...
  • TruthSeeker is a moron
    Hey TruthSeeker, will you come back here and admit that you're a drooling moron when the healthcare bill will die over these two, as you put them, "meaningless state races"? You voted for Obama didn't you? I can tell you did, so there is no need to answer that question. I bet you don't have the gonads to come back here and say that you were wrong when the healthcare bill dies and never reaches Obama's desk. Blue Dog Democrats are going to back off now over those two "meaningless" elections you speak of. Try using logic and you'll be surprised that your boy Obama is a fool.
  • The Tea Baggers Give the Dems Another Vote in the House
    The Democrats lose two meaningless state races, but pick up another Congressional seat (one that had been in the hands of Republicans for over 100 years.)

    That's another vote for health care reform! Thank you, teabaggers!
  • election results
    actually, the winners of the gov's races
    in NJ and VA were pretty darn conservative and never hid the fact. and yes, people were voting their pocket books, rejecting the failing obama economy. new yorkers have their heads squarely up the butts. they elected that carpetbagger Billary, didn't they?
  • Yea, the tide's turning...
    But do the people deserve it? There's a lot of talk about how the politicians don't get it, but what about the people? The people put these people in office in the first place, and the people only seem interested in supporting freedom and liberty when something huge is hurting our country.

    Trust me, in 2010 this is what will happen. The people will briefly reject Hollywood and the media and put Republicans in office, and then the Republicans will slow down rate of decline into socialism and they'll move on to superficial things.

    We all know the 3mbws and Snarkybirds of this country are easily controlled by the DNC's marketing wings (i.e. Hollywood, entertainment rags, etc), but Conservatives are almost as easy to manipulate and I saw a lot of it here yesterday in the thread against Palin.

    Many conservatives rant against Washington insiders, career politicians, party loyalty above all else, and the leftwing media that greatly assists the democrats. Palin comes along and is not an insider, is not a career politician, and is not a party loyalist. Yet what do most conserative do? They attack her with the same "US Weekly" level of sophistication applied by the left.

    In short, the anti-Palin conservatives are too stupid to realize they've been manipulated just as much as the most rabid anti-American leftist.

    According to these conservatives, the problems with Palin are:

    1) She doesn't have the silver tongue of the career politicians of today.

    2) She's not very deep because she doesn't go into the details that other politicians don't go into either.

    3) She's not very deep, even though she's running for executive positions where political philosophy is more important than the legislative positions where details matter.

    4) She doesn't have the foreign affairs skills that, apparently, Obama gained in 180 days in the Senate or Bush gained while govenor of Texas, or Clinton got while govenor of Arkansas, or Reagon got as govenor of California.


    In other words, conservative want out of this pattern of having the same old "progressive" leaders running the White House, so long as this conservative leader is just like all our other leaders. What conservatives really want, apparently, is someone with insider experience who will screw us just like all the rest.
  • The GOP still has life
    Big wins in VA and NJ. As long as the Republicans stick to the real issues like taxes, lowering govt spending and reducing the size and scope of govt they have a chance at some real big victories in 2010.
  • Well the GOP isn't totally dead
    The Republicans got a much needed win last night in VA and NJ. I'm glad that the voters sent Obama a message that they don't like the direction he is taking us and that all the campaigning he did was for nothing! In the end the voters knew that they would be stuck with Deeds in VA or Corzine in NJ and decided that's not what they wanted.
  • This is so great
    I wasn't especially keen on any of the candidates, and I'm not so excited about the Republican victories as I am thrilled to see some of that LIBERAL smugness wiped of the faces of the left.
    I couldn't really care less about who is governor of Virginia, but it does feel nice to see the left in a vulnerable state.
    Oh, they'll make excuses, some will blame Bush or Hannity, but in the end, my favourite part is the genuine confusion as to how they could actually lose!
  • The republican victories
    The republican victors in the VA and NJ governor's races were both moderate republicans who did NOT run on the "cultural issues" . . . while that "Conservative" candidate in NY23 ran as the quintessential firebrand right winger, with endorsements from the "talk show types" and Sarah Palin.

    The GOP can learn something here. Run on an economic message . . . stay away from God, gays, and Jesus, and republicans can actually win outside the bible belt, even in the liberal northeast.
  • Community Organizer
    I love how conservative crybabies can do nothing better than make fun of the fact that Obama was a community organizer. Wow, who would know that conservatives would think negatively of someone who tried to help out America's commuunities?
  • whoops
    i see basketball. my bad.
  • baseball?
    where? japan?
  • I live in Virginia (by choice)
    I moved here almost 10 years ago from NY. All I can say is, I haven't been this happy in at least a year...
  • Dumb move New York
    As if you don't have enough problems, you vote in another Dem. And Scozzbutt should be thrown out of the party.
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